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AARADHYA SINGH - 23 YRS Soft spoken, loving, caring and the most trusted person you will get to meet. She has her insecurities and fear but she always tries to be strong. And her second guide and soul her elder brother whom she loves the most. --- ARNAV MEHRA - 28 YRS He is strict, stonic and silent. Only speaks whenever is necessary. He lost his parents at a young age with lead him to never experience warmth, love and care. He doesn't even know what someone's warmth and care feels like. A parent figure for his younger brother. KIAAN MEHRA - 15 YRS Soft, clam and smart like his brother but behaves mature according to his age. Sometimes shy and quiet. Love his brother, understands him, support him and always respects him. He has never felt the warmth of mother but after his brother's marriage everything is going to change. Two strangers, ties in scared bond. One soft and one strict. One was loved by her family and one didn't had anyone to love him. Dive into the journey. Warning ⚠️ This is a slow burn with slow pacing, while reading every chapter you should have some patience. Okii?? ෆ⁠╹⁠ ⁠.̮⁠ ⁠╹⁠ෆ #3 Cute on 30|01|2026 #4 Caring on 01|02|2026

Introduction - Enchanted Moments Some moments are quiet. Some moments are loud. Some moments catch you by surprise, a spark that lingers long after it passes. This is a collection of those moments-brief, magical, and unforgettable. Moments where laughter dances with sunlight, where whispered secrets feel eternal, and where the heart learns to remember both joy and longing. Follow Madie, Kai, Rian, Taro, and the people she meets along the way. Through school halls, provincial escapes, and simple adventures, they discover that magic isn't always in grand gestures. Sometimes, it lives in the smallest details: a smile, a glance, a shared laugh, a step taken together. Each story is its own world. Each story is its own heartbeat. And somewhere in these pages... you might just find a moment that feels like yours.

Brittany and Ryan thought everything in their life was finally exactly how it should be. Until doubt creeps in and it exposes every fear they tried to bury. As True Divine Fest grows into something bigger than any of them imagined, Brittany finds herself caught between two worlds-her future with Ryan and the complicated history she still shares with her boss and ex, Warren Cole. Ryan loves Brittany deeply. Enough to pray for her. Fight for her. Build a future around her. But the closer Warren and Brittany work together, the harder it becomes for Ryan to silence the fear that maybe some connections never fully disappear. And Brittany is growing tired of constantly defending a relationship she's already chosen. Now, with wedding plans, public rumors, late-night rehearsals, and insecurity quietly creeping into their engagement, Brittany must decide: How long can love survive where trust keeps breaking? Because Ryan isn't the only one afraid of losing something. Brittany is starting to fear losing her peace. A faith-filled Christian romance about love, jealousy, healing, emotional boundaries, and learning that trust and love go hand and hand.

Farrah Winters has spent twelve years building a life around a wound she refuses to name. She is excellent at her job, loyal to her one true friend, and completely untouchable in every way that matters. Then Knox Harmon comes back to Charlotte-the boy she loved at sixteen, the one she never told, the one whose girlfriend destroyed her in forty-two seconds on a gymnasium microphone. Now Knox is everywhere: at the charity gala, in the partnership meetings, standing across from her at a dinner party with Harlow's hand on his arm. The problem is that proximity does what proximity does when two people have been carrying the same unfinished thing from different sides. What starts between them does not ask whether the timing is right. What follows contains betrayal, a secret that was never supposed to surface, a poison slipped into a drink at a public event, a knife in a parking structure, and a woman who is very strategic and very good at it until she is not. Nothing here is resolved easily. But something is resolved, eventually, and it costs nearly everything to get there. Slow burn. Real heat. Real damage. Come prepared. ©️ _RelleLebby_// R. L.

Some people enter our lives for a reason. And some arrive only to teach us how deeply a heart can love before it breaks. Mira Kapoor has spent years carrying the weight of her family's grief after her father's death. Quiet, exhausted, and emotionally distant, she moves through life believing happiness is temporary and love only leads to loss. Then Aarav Malhotra moves into Apartment 17B. Loud, unpredictable, and endlessly alive, Aarav changes everything around him. He fills silent rooms with laughter, brings life back into Mira's struggling family café, and slowly teaches her how to feel hopeful again. For the first time in years, Mira begins to believe life can still hold beauty. But Aarav is hiding a heartbreaking secret: he is running out of time. As love quietly grows between them, Aarav makes the painful decision to push Mira toward her loyal best friend, Kabir - the one person who can give her the future Aarav never will. Torn between love, sacrifice, and borrowed time, the three of them are forced to discover what it truly means to let go of someone you cannot stop loving. Filled with warmth, laughter, heartbreak, late-night conversations, handwritten letters, and unforgettable moments, The Days We Borrow is an emotional story about grief, healing, friendship, and the people who change our lives forever. Because sometimes, even temporary people leave permanent love behind.

Some people don't realize how important someone is until things start to change. Everyone thinks Kaminari Denki is a joke. Loud, unserious, always smiling. But you know him better than that. You know the quiet moments. The small things. The way he notices more than he lets on. Being his friend was easy. Falling for him? Not so much. ------

They moved on with life, new places, new people, new dreams. But some names still felt like home. Some smiles still meant everything. And no matter how far they went they kept finding their way back.

(will be starting in August) Book #2 in The Tarana Chronicles Two love stories. Four hearts. Countless promises. Surbhi, Rithvik, Radhika, and Keshav never imagined their lives would become so deeply intertwined. Bound by friendship, faith, dreams, and unexpected love, they find themselves believing in something rare-the kind of connection that feels destined to last forever. But does forever really exist? As love blossoms and relationships grow stronger, life begins testing them in ways they never expected. Between heartfelt promises, painful truths, and choices that could change everything, each of them must discover whether love alone is enough to overcome destiny's challenges. A story filled with romance, laughter, heartbreak, and hope, Till Eternity? is a journey of love that questions the very meaning of forever. Because sometimes the greatest question isn't whether two people fall in love- It's whether their love can last till eternity.

In a city of millions, amidst the electric hum of hologram ads and the indifferent grey of a Tuesday morning, two souls are living a life that isn't quite their own. For Eleanor, existence is a series of mechanical pulses-the jarring chirp of an alarm, the rhythmic churn of a ceiling fan, and a nagging sense of static that she can't shake. She is a thread fraying at the edges, searching for a melody in a world of white noise. Then there is the connection. A pull that defies the logic of the digital age. Intertwined is a story of the beautiful, messy business of being alive. It is a journey through the echoes of memory and the heavy silence of the present, following two people as they navigate the river of humanity to find the one person who makes the world stop spinning. In a universe that wants them to be just two more sparks in a sea of thousands, they are fighting to write their own story on a blank page. They were never meant to be just strangers. They were always woven into the tapestry. A lyrical, atmospheric contemporary romance for fans of soul-stirring prose and the magic found in ordinary moments.

1st book of the series > Maeve Callahan knows how to disappear. At home, she stays quiet to survive. At school, she keeps her head down to avoid being seen. Moving to Cork was supposed to be a fresh start. But when her twin sister comes home high during their first week, Maeve is forced to follow the trail-and it leads straight to Tadgh Lynch. He's loud. He's reckless. He's trouble. And Maeve is sure he's the one who dragged her sister into it. Except... he's not. What starts as a brutal misunderstanding spirals into something messier. Angrier. Closer. Maeve doesn't trust boys like Tadgh. And Tadgh doesn't let anyone close enough to know the truth. But beneath their sharp words and silent glares, they're both carrying more than they can handle alone. Secrets. Pain. Shame. Fire. The kind of damage that doesn't go away just because you pretend it never happened. As friendships shift, lines blur, and emotions burn slow and hot, Maeve and Tadgh will have to decide whether to keep blaming each other-or face the things they've spent years trying to forget. An enemies-to-lovers story about trauma, trust, and the people who become home when everything else falls apart.

Rivka crossed into Warsaw believing she had finally outrun fear. After fleeing persecution in the Russian Empire as a young woman, she built a life from ordinary things: marriage, bread cooling on bakery shelves, a daughter who would never have to grow up watching soldiers in the streets. For a while, she believed Europe might finally let Jewish families live in peace. Then the Germans came. Now, in occupied Warsaw, Rivka watches history begin again around her daughter Chaya. Notices appear on walls overnight. Neighbours grow quieter. Uniforms become part of the city's landscape. And as restrictions tighten around the people she loves, the future Chaya and her fiancé Marek planned together-a wedding in June, a home of their own, children someday-begins slipping away piece by piece. But Rivka has seen this kind of fear before. And she knows something Chaya does not yet understand: history rarely announces itself when it returns. Spanning two generations of displacement, survival and impossible hope, For the Children After is a haunting historical novel about the families history tried to uproot-and the futures they carried anyway.

She's quiet, not invisible. Wrapped in faith, filled with feeling, Zahira walks through life softly-but never aimlessly. This is the story of a girl who learns to speak, love, and rise... all in her own quiet way.

Short. Emotional. Mysterious. Sparks curiosity England, 1820. A quiet village. A shoemaker's son. A love destined to break the laws of time. When a glowing stone crashes silently by the lake, the world doesn't notice-but James does. First, his beloved disappears. Then others. No one believes him. But when James finally touches the mysterious stone, he wakes up in the year 4103, lost in a dazzling future. Love. Survival. A race against time. Can James bring her back... before time traps them forever? > What if the future is more dangerous than the past... and going back comes at a terrible cost?

Mae has always believed love should feel like poetry-soft, certain, and written just for her. But life has taught her otherwise. Between chasing her dreams and holding herself together in a city that never slows down, love is the last thing she expects to find-until Adam. Adam is everything she didn't plan for. Steady where she is restless. Guarded where she is open. And somehow, in the quiet spaces between their conversations, he begins to feel like home. But timing is a fragile thing, and love... even more so. As past wounds resurface and choices demand more than just feelings, Mae and Adam must decide- is love enough when everything else is uncertain? Or will they become just another almost story?

A poignant exploration of the quiet, often painful moments of letting go. Through seven deeply moving stories, the collection delves into farewells of all kinds-from the unspoken goodbye of a lost love to the final performance of a fading star. Each tale reflects on the emotional weight of departure and the delicate balance between holding on and moving forward. With themes of loss, healing, and the courage to embrace new beginnings, Good at Goodbyes reminds us that sometimes, the hardest part isn't the goodbye itself, but the journey that follows.

All I ever wanted was a family to love me." On a snowy Christmas Eve, five-year-old Sam sits on a bench in his finest clothes, suitcase in hand, and a smile full of hope. Today is meant to be the happiest day of his life-his new parents are coming to take him home. But when the clock ticks past hope and into heartbreak, Sam's world quietly unravels. Told through the eyes of Sam, this deeply emotional and uplifting tale follows his journey from abandoned child to grown man-returning to the orphanage not as a resident, but as a father. Sam is a story of resilience, broken promises, and the healing power of love when we least expect it.

Sam, a 29-year-old software developer, is used to solving logic problems, not love. But a late-night drink, a friend's emotional breakdown, and one quiet visit to a coffee shop change everything. That's where she meets AJ-a calm, guarded man who owns the place. He's respectful, charming, and completely unavailable... emotionally. But what happens when the heart wants something it knows it can't have? This is a slow-burning, emotionally honest story of modern love, vulnerability, and the quiet kind of bond that lingers-long after the coffee's cold.

Some hearts are meant to be protected, even at a cost. Kael has always known there was something extraordinary beyond the orchard at the edge of his home, but nothing could have prepared him for Tsireya. She is beautiful, ethereal, and impossibly ancient-bound to him by a promise older than the stars themselves. From the moment they meet, Kael feels her pull, a warmth that shouldn't belong to a mortal heart. As they grow, their bond deepens, teetering between protection and desire. But loving her comes with a cost-a price that could shatter everything Kael holds dear. In a world where destiny is written in constellations and broken promises echo through eternity, Kael must decide whether to obey fate... or defy it. Because some loves are worth losing everything for, and some promises are impossible to keep.

Selina was thirteen when everything changed. A quiet crush, a sudden goodbye, and a summer that left her with questions she never dared ask. Two years later, she's rebuilt herself-new friendships, buried feelings, and a life she almost understands. But when someone from her past reappears, the calm she's found begins to unravel. Some stories don't stay buried. Some waves come back stronger, But will Selina drown in the ocean's waters? Will the current tide pull her in too deep? ®️